Art Village Myojin Museum - Tomi

It is a bath water that tastes like salt. The bathroom is smaller than expected, and the bathtub has a nice atmosphere. The open-air bath has a wonderful view with Mt. Asama in front of you.

The correspondence of the staff was very good. The quality of the spring and the view of the open-air bath are wonderful! However, the manners of the local grandpas were very bad and it was very unpleasant. It's all you want to say with your own face. Elderly locals tend to do the same at other hot springs in the area.

One-day bathing 510 yen It is a weak alkaline and chloride spring. The indoor bath is hot and the open-air bath is just right. The scenery is the best, but it tends to be cloudy on this day. I feel like I can manage to see the mountains from Mt. Asama to the mountains in front of Sugadaira. The direction of Arafuneyama in the east is not good enough. There is no partition from the outside in the open air, and when the reflection of the hot water surface reflects the sky, it feels seamless and has a lot of liberation. However, be careful as it is completely visible from the outside

One-day bathing is also accepted at the hot spring accommodation facility in Makigahara, Tomi City. You can see Mt. Asama from the vast plateau in front of you, especially the view of the open-air bath ❗️ The quality of the spring is quite strong, and it warms your body well. It is salty when you lick it with hot water that is refreshing and has no chlorine odor. It used to be a clean facility, but it has been refurbished to make it even more beautiful. There are large parks, museums, and ceramic kilns around the hot springs, so it's best to take a walk and cool the water. A famous hot spring that you don't want to teach at an idyllic Satoyama inn!

It is a review of one-day hot springs. I have never been taken care of during my stay. I go to have a bath by chance. There are promenades, parks, campgrounds, hot springs and facilities surrounding the Myojin Pond on the hill. In the park, I used to play with my relatives' children on a sled on a snowy day. You can easily visit like that. The facility has only used hot springs, so please stop by when you are near. Is the building a small museum with modern concrete left? It is an appearance that you can feel. After the reception, I went to the back of the corridor, exhibited paintings on the wall on the way, and at the resting place, I was able to appreciate the works of the artists. The hot springs are warm, the indoor baths, washrooms, and stalls are not large, so if you are accustomed to a large bath, you may feel that it is small. The hot springs are colorless and transparent, but it feels good. Especially in the open air, you can see the Asama Federation in the vast fields. I'm worried that I might be able to see this. There is no fence in front of the open-air bath. .. I use it while it's bright, but is it a regular customer? Those who lie down in the open-air bath and sleep, are you acquainted with each other? I feel like a meeting place by chance. I wonder if this area depends on the time of day you visit. I'm confident that I'm going to take a "bath". You can buy local products and eat light meals. Please contact the site for details such as restaurants and bathing times.

The accommodation is located on the banks of Myojin Pond in Tomi City, but it also accepts day trip baths. There are campgrounds and sports facilities around Myojin Pond, so you can enjoy the outdoors. The hot spring had an indoor bath and an open-air bath. From both the indoor bath and the open-air bath, you can see the magnificent Asama mountain range and the countryside. There are no private houses or large buildings in the area, so I think the environment where you can soak in the open-air bath while gazing at nature is very good.

The number of rooms is as small as 10 rooms, so it is perfect for a quiet stay. You can see the countryside over the mountains of Asama from any room, not to mention the open-air bath, and this scenery is quite spectacular. You can spend a luxurious time reading a book slowly in the small reading room where you can find works related to the local area. I visited this time in March, but it seems that you can enjoy more vivid rural scenery right after rice planting. The staff were also kind and I was able to spend my time with peace of mind. I was able to ask for a transfer to Tanaka Station on the room reservation screen.